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Quantum Campus Aarhus
Aarhus University · Auditorium 1593-012
The annual meeting point for the Aarhus quantum community, with scientific talks, early-career research, industry perspectives, posters and networking.
Join researchers, designers and stakeholders for a hands-on workshop exploring how a dialogue game can help people navigate the promises, uncertainties and societal implications of emerging quantum technologies.
Join us for a QUBITS Specialized Seminar with Hans-Werner Hammer, Professor of Theoretical Physics at TU Darmstadt, exploring how effective field theories reveal universal phenomena in quantum systems across nuclear, particle, and atomic physics.
QCA Connect brings together researchers, students and collaborators from across the Aarhus University quantum community for a day focused on scientific exchange, networking, and new connections across disciplines. Find the tentative programme here.
Two-dimensional (2D) lateral heterostructures are opening new possibilities for controlling quantum phenomena at atomically sharp interfaces. In this specialised QUBITS seminar, Prasana Kumar Sahoo will present recent advances in scalable quantum materials and show how engineered 2D heterostructures can enable reconfigurable quantum technologies,…
Join us at Aarhus University on 8–9 June 2026 for an interdisciplinary workshop on how sociotechnical imaginaries shape the development, governance, and public reception of quantum technologies—and how more inclusive, accountable quantum futures can be articulated. Keynotes include Marilù Chiofalo, Zeki Seskir, Michal Krelina, and Fabienne Marco.
Join us for a specialised QUBITS Seminar, where Professor Krzysztof Pawłowski (Center for Theoretical Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences) will explore how a classic problem in number theory connects to ultracold gases, introducing Bose–Einstein condensation, atom-number fluctuations, and their implications for quantum technologies.
Researchers, industry and investors will meet in Aarhus on 7 May 2026 for Quantum Computing and the Affinity for Chemistry, hosted by Kvantify, Aarhus University and Atom Computing. The event focuses on opportunities, challenges and next steps for quantum computing in chemistry.
Join us for a QUBITS Seminar on May 4, where Emil Zanchetta Ulsig (Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Aarhus University, and QVersion) will discuss the development of next-generation quantum light sources, from chip-scale single-photon devices to integrated photonic circuits, and the path from academic research to real-world…
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